Here’s the summary from the bottom of the company’s earnings press release:

Pre-tax profit for 2013 will be “about equal” with the $8 billion earned for 2012.

The automotive operating margin for 2012 was 5.3%. In 2013 that margin will be “about equal/lower.”

Automotive operating cash flow is forecast to be “higher” than the $3.4 billion for 2012.

Market share in the U.S. and China are predicted to move “hgher.” In Europe, Ford expects its share to be “about equal” to the 7.9% achieved in 2012.

Update: Ford says it expects to lose about $2 billion in Europe this year. The company previously had forecast a loss about the same as the $1.75 billion lost in 2012. “The business environment remains uncertain, and Ford will continue to monitor the situation in Europe and take further action as necessary,” the company said. More in the full post.

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